What Is Hard Drawn Copper?
Hard drawn copper refers to copper wire that has been cold-drawn through a series of dies without subsequent annealing . This process increases the tensile strength and hardness of the copper while reducing its ductility.
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Hollow Core Fiber Optic Cable: The Next Revolution in Optical Communication
A hollow core fiber optic cable HCF is a next-generation optical fiber that allows light to travel through air instead of glass.
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Difference Between AAC and AAAC Conductors
In overhead power transmission and distribution systems, aluminum-based conductors are widely used because of their light weight, excellent conductivity, and cost efficiency. Among the most common types are AAC and AAAC. While they look similar, these two conductors have distinct characteristics that make them suitable for different applications.
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What is the difference between ACSR and ACCC conductors?
Both ACSR and ACCC are overhead power conductors designed to transmit electricity efficiently over long distances. While ACSR is the traditional and most commonly used type, ACCC represents a new generation of high-performance composite conductors designed for better efficiency and higher capacity.
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Flame-Retardant and Fire-Resistant Computer Cable Series (300/500V)
The Flame-Retardant and Fire-Resistant Computer Cables are designed for fixed installation in control, monitoring, and data transmission systems under rated voltage 300/500V.
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FTYKR Composite Flexible Rubber Cable (0.6/1kV)
The FTYKR Composite Flexible Rubber Cable is a special-purpose rubber cable designed for AC rated voltage up to 0.6/1kV. It is mainly used for traveling cranes, gantry cranes, tower cranes, and mining machinery, where high flexibility, mechanical strength, and durability are required under continuous movement and harsh conditions.
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Medium Voltage Tensile Flat Flexible Cable (YJGCFPB)
The YJGCFPB Medium Voltage Tensile Flat Flexible Cable is designed for mobile power transmission systems that operate under continuous movement and high mechanical stress. With outstanding flexibility, tensile strength, and voltage endurance, this cable is widely used in reeling, cranes, trolleys, and transmission machinery across industries such as metallurgy, power, shipbuilding, logistics, and port operations.
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Copper Core Nitrile Polyvinyl Chloride Composite Flat Flexible Cables
Copper Core Nitrile Polyvinyl Chloride PVC/NBR Composite Insulated and Sheathed Flat Flexible Cables are specially designed for mobile electrical equipment operating under dynamic conditions. These cables combine excellent flexibility, mechanical strength, and heat resistance, making them ideal for continuous motion and frequent bending environments.
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Submersible Pump Waterproof Rubber Cable
With excellent waterproof, flexibility, and insulation properties, this cable ensures safe and reliable power transmission in wet or submerged environments.
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